Well, there’s a reason why they’re called “Large Language Models”. They can be several GB in size, and the test downloads such a model to your machine in order to properly test it. The tasks involved in the test are also repeated several times for redundancy and in order to generate a significant result.
The AI Benchmarking tool collects anonymous information about your computer’s hardware configuration and the performance test results. Hardware information includes the type and model of your CPU and GPU, and the amount of RAM and storage space in your computer. This data is used only to produce your test results, compare your computer to other…
You might be an AI enthusiast looking to get started with local LLMs, and want to know if your trusty laptop can cut it. You might be a developer looking to benchmark different hardware configurations. Or you might be a tech journalist looking to review AI-ready machines and want to test how each one performs.…
The AI Benchmarking tool tests your computer’s hardware to determine its readiness for running local AI language models. The tool allows you to download one of three local LLMs to your machine and check how your computer performs with each one.
Short answer: It is by design. Long answer: This is not an SSO (single sign-on) solution, but our Forums uses your Opera Account as an OAuth2 identity provider. To give an analogy: If you used your Facebook account to log in into Spotify, you can click “Log out” on Spotify.com and it may appear you…
If one of Opera’s list providers has identified malware on a website, but other browsers have missed it, that is a good thing for Opera, not a bad thing. Other browsers have failed to detect it. You can see which list provider has detected the malware by clicking the “Why was this page blocked?” link…
Opera does not provide its own malware blacklists. You can see which list provider has detected the malware by clicking the “Why was this page blocked?” link on the warning page in Opera. You can report it to most list providers if you believe it to be a mistake. If the list provider that has…
You are seeing the “Fraud warning page” because the page you want to visit is listed as dangerous on some blacklists. Opera does not maintain its own phishing, fraud, or malware blacklist. The blacklists are provided by several partners, such as PhishTank and APWG for phishing and fraud, and Yandex for malware. If you think…
Opera does not maintain its own phishing, fraud, or malware blacklist. If you feel that our browser failed to recognize a fraudulent or malicious website, you can contact the following companies to have the URL added to their blacklists (after they have tested the sites). Opera will then use the updated blacklists as soon as…
This is not an exploitable security issue, or even not related to security at all. It cannot be used by a remote attacker in order to abuse Opera users. To use that website, you need to disable “Extreme” Data Savings mode. Go to the Opera menu > Data savings > and select either “None” or…
